Vehicle (identifiers) detection via Plug & Charge w/ Wallbox Pulsar Plus (FW 6.6.15) - Home Assistant #24781
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I've been slowly but surely working my way through my EVCC configuration. For the most part I'm pretty happy with EVCC, running into problems here and there, one of them being the "plan" not being followed, 2 times now I've woken up with my car not charged, not a huge problem, but if I needed it to be charged I'd be pretty pissed.
https://docs.evcc.io/en/docs/features/vehicle#detection-via-plug--charge
Anyway, I'm trying to get the Identifier working with my Wallbox units, I've confirmed the Wallboxs support plug and charge and my Rivian's. However whenever I run the "evcc charger" command in the CLI I get strange errors.
Since both cars have their own wall connector it isn't a huge deal to just assign a car to a wall connector but SOMETIMES we have to switch it out, so I'd like to get autodetect to work.
Wallbox Pulsar Plus - EVSE
https://docs.evcc.io/en/docs/devices/chargers#pulsar-plus
Note I have NOT found this "Enable “Improved charger control” (Profile -> Experimental functions) (myWallbox app)". I have looked through the online and app of Wallbox and do not see anything that remotely matches this. I don't know if this is a EU only setting.
Vehicles - Rivian's
https://docs.evcc.io/en/docs/devices/vehicles#home-assistant-vehicle
Config File
`
sponsortoken:
#log settings
log: info
levels:
site: debug
lp-1: debug
lp-2: debug
cache: error
db: error
#DB Settings
database:
type: sqlite
dsn: /data/evcc.db
mqtt:
broker: 10.77.79.5:1883
topic: evcc # root topic for publishing, set empty to disable
user:
password:
meters:
type: custom
power:
source: mqtt
topic: "solar_assistant/inverter_1/grid_power/state"
type: custom
power:
source: mqtt
topic: "solar_assistant/inverter_1/pv_power_1/state"
timeout: 30s # don't accept values older than timeout
scale: 1
type: custom
power:
source: mqtt
topic: "solar_assistant/inverter_1/pv_power_2/state"
timeout: 30s # don't accept values older than timeout
scale: 1
type: custom
power:
source: mqtt
topic: "solar_assistant/inverter_1/pv_power_3/state"
timeout: 30s # don't accept values older than timeout
scale: 1
type: custom
power:
source: mqtt
topic: "solar_assistant/total/battery_power/state"
scale: -1
soc:
source: mqtt
topic: "solar_assistant/total/battery_state_of_charge/state"
capacity: 42.9
vehicles:
icon: car
type: template
template: homeassistant
capacity: 134
uri: http://<HA_URL>:8123
token:
soc: sensor.r1t_battery_state_of_charge
limitSoc: sensor.r1t_battery_state_of_charge_limit
status: binary_sensor.r1t_charging_status
finishTime: sensor.r1t_charging_time_remaining
icon: car
type: template
template: homeassistant
capacity: 143
uri: http://<HA_URL>:8123
token:
soc: sensor.r1s_battery_state_of_charge
limitSoc: sensor.r1s_battery_state_of_charge_limit
status: binary_sensor.r1s_charging_status
finishTime: sensor.r1s_charging_time_remaining
chargers:
type: template
template: ocpp-wallbox
stationid: R1T
connector: 1
remotestart: true
meterinterval: 30s
#metervalues: Energy.Active.Import.Register,Power.Active.Import,SoC,Current.Offered,Power.Offered,Current.Import,Voltage
type: template
template: ocpp-wallbox
stationid: R1S
connector: 1
remotestart: true
meterinterval: 30s
#metervalues: Energy.Active.Import.Register,Power.Active.Import,SoC,Current.Offered,Power.Offered,Current.Import,Voltage
loadpoints:
title: Wallbox-R1T
charger: Wallbox-R1T
vehicle: R1T
mode: pv
priority: 1
soc:
poll:
mode: charging
interval: 60m
estimate: true
enable:
delay: 5m
threshold: 0
disable:
delay: 3m
threshold: 0
title: Wallbox-R1S
charger: Wallbox-R1S
vehicle: R1S
mode: pv
priority: 0
soc:
poll:
mode: charging
interval: 60m
estimate: true
enable:
delay: 5m
threshold: 0
disable:
delay: 3m
threshold: 0
tariffs:
currency: USD
grid:
type: fixed
price: 0.10 # USD/kWh; Winter Low tariff
zones:
- months: Jun-Sep # Summer High tariff
days: Mon-Fri
hours: 17-21
price: 0.34 # USD/kWh
- months: Jun-Sep # Summer Low tariff
days: Mon-Fri
hours: 0-17,21-0
price: 0.12 # USD/kWh
- months: Jun-Sep # Summer Low tariff (Weekends)
days: Sa,So
#hours: 0-0
price: 0.12 # USD/kWh
- months: Jan-May,Oct-Dec # Winter High tariff
days: Mon-Fri
hours: 17-21
price: 0.18 # USD/kWh
- months: Jan-May,Oct-Dec # Winter Low tariff
days: Mon-Fri
hours: 0-17,21-0
price: 0.10 # USD/kWh
- months: Jan-May,Oct-Dec # Winter Low tariff (Weekends)
days: Sa,So
#hours: 0-0
price: 0.10 # USD/kWh
interval: 30s
site:
title: Home
meters:
grid: grid
pv:
- pv_1
- pv_2
- pv_3
battery: battery
`
Since there's currently not a supported API call for Rivian's I'm just pulling the information from Home Assistant. Which seems to be ok but not ideal.
Am I missing anything here, or is my Wallbox configuration not correct? Tyring to do as much as I can in the YAML file as it seems the DB sometimes just stops working.
*Edits to add URLs and added information
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